October to March is the best time to visit Jaipur. November and February are ideal with pleasant weather (15-25°C). December and January can be cold at night. March is good but starts warming up. Avoid April-June (extremely hot, up to 45°C) unless you plan only indoor/evening activities.

Jaipur is excellent for families. Kid-friendly attractions include Amer Fort (elephant rides available), City Palace, Nahargarh Fort for views, and science museums. The metro makes travel easy with kids. Many restaurants are vegetarian-friendly. Hotels offer family rooms. Best to visit November-February when weather is comfortable for children.

Yes, monsoon visits are possible and offer unique advantages - fewer crowds, lower hotel prices, and beautiful green landscapes. However, expect occasional heavy rain, possible flooding, and some outdoor activities may be disrupted. Museums, shopping, and food tours work well during monsoon. Carry umbrella and waterproof bags.

Jaipur is one of India's most romantic destinations. Highlights for couples include sunset at Nahargarh Fort, heritage hotel stays (like Rambagh Palace), candlelight dinners at rooftop restaurants, couples spa treatments, and shopping for jewelry together. The pink architecture provides beautiful photo opportunities.

3-4 days is ideal for first-time visitors to cover major attractions comfortably. 2 days is minimum (rushed). 5-7 days allows day trips to Pushkar, Ajmer, or Ranthambore, plus deeper exploration of bazaars and local neighborhoods. Weekend trips (2-3 days) work if you focus on highlights only.

Yes, Jaipur Metro is very useful for tourists. It connects key areas including the Railway Station, Sindhi Camp bus stand, and runs near major markets like Johari Bazaar. It's clean, air-conditioned, cheap (₹10-30), and avoids traffic. However, metro stations aren't directly at Amer Fort or City Palace - you'll need auto/taxi for the last mile.